A Field of Wild Flowers
It was intoxicating. I had immediate sensory overload. While driving down dirt roads yesterday, we happened upon a field of wild flowers – about 3/4 acre of color.
I hardly waited for Julie to bring the car to a full stop before I jumped out. And then I was overwhelmed. I didn’t know how to capture a field of tiny dots of color bouncing in the wind. I didn’t know where to start – so I started clicking and moving and changing depth of field. I took landscapes, I took macros, and found beautiful combinations of flowers. I took them all.
I learned a great deal – as I always do when I am stuck and have to experiment. I wish I could go back but I think we would have a hard time finding it because when we wonder, we only know our approximate location. In other words we are temporarily lost.
The good news is that you and I can get lost together in my field of wild flowers as you enter my gallery.
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Glorious, Pat!
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It was, Naomi. I’m glad you can recognize what I saw through my photographs. Thanks.
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Makes me want to find the field again.
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Yes!
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You need a gps to track your location. Love the pictures. Jean
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I have been thinking about that. 🙂
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These are beautiful Pat. What a nice find
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Spectacular! What a treat to come across this field – thank you for sharing your wonderful experience!
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Hi Sheryl, it was indeed a flowery experience. 🙂 Thanks for walking the field with me.
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How wonderful! And I love that last image….
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It was wonderful, Sue. Thanks for visiting today.
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What a wonderful find….and how lovely they look….just beautiful.
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Thanks, Charles. I glad they brightened you day, today. Maybe they will inspire a poem. 🙂
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Ah…indeed they did and I’ll share it tonight…thanks for the inspiration.
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glorious!
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We were just talking a few days ago about how hard it is to make the camera see what the eye sees with all those small flower heads – I think you did a stunning job and the images bring real peace across the internet. Thank you. 🙂
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What a wonderful compliment, David. Julie and I were both overwhelmed by the difficulty. I took a lot of wide angle shots, but was surprised by which ones worked. There were a lot of them that didn’t. 🙂
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Spectacular!
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Pat, you hit pay dirt! Love all the photos – I think I got almost as excited as you did when you saw them. Great photos.
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I’m so happy you liked them, Barb.
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Breathtakingly beautiful, Pat. Your happy and colourful photos are superb. Thanks for sharing. 🙂
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Glad you like them. I am beginning to look forward to our return to FL but I think I’ll wait until you cool down a bit. 🙂
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I love this post – so beautiful & very therapeutic!
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Good! I think I love sharing photos of flowers best of all – but am afraid of getting boring, so sometimes I write (or do barns.)
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I enjoy everything that you share. 🙂
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Great post with so many amazing wild flower photos!
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Wow! We have sunflower fields, but I almost think I’d prefer to have this. What an astonishing array of color!
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Stunning.
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Says a lot for getting lost! I’d love to stumble upon that field as well. Glad you did an glad you stopped the car! 😉
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I don’t think I would ever be able to find it again, AJ.
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These photos are stunning! May I please use one of the pictures of the field of flowers to illustrate Luke 12:27 : “If then God so clothes the grass, which today is in the field and tomorrow is thrown into the oven, how much more will He clothe you, O you of little faith?” I am making illustrated study guides for the book of Luke for children ages 10-16 to use to help them memorize whole chapters, or the whole book. When finished, they will be available for free download here: http://readyanswers.org/PathfinderBibleExperience/P19/P19.html Thanks for your consideration, Shelley Houser
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I would be pleased to have you use them, Shelley. If you need one sent by e-mail so it is larger with more detail, let me know.
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